Matt Busch

This article is about the American illustrator. For the actor, see Matt Bush (actor). For the baseball player, see Matt Bush (baseball).
Matt Busch
Busch with a Chewbacca impersonator in Star Wars Celebration Europe on July 14, 2007
Born
Matthew Stuart Busch

(1972-09-22) September 22, 1972 (age 52)
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States
NationalityAmerican
EducationArt Center College of Design
Occupation(s)Illustrator, artist, professor, author, writer, director, filmmaker
Years active1994–present
Notable workYou Can Draw Star Wars, Indiana Jones World Map, Aladdin 3477, Afterburn covers, Hollywood is Dead, Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith Style D One Sheet
Height6 ft 0 in (1.83 m)
Spouse
Lin Zy
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(m. 2011, divorced)​
Casey McGrath
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(m. 2024)​
Children1
Parent(s)Frederick Busch (father)
Peggy Busch (mother)[1]
Websitewww.mattbusch.com

Matthew Stuart "Matt" Busch (born September 22, 1972) is an American artist, illustrator, and filmmaker, mostly known for his work with the Star Wars media franchise.[2] He has also illustrated projects for popular IPs such as Stranger things, Indiana Jones, and Lord of the Rings, as well as music acts such as Foo Fighters, Mötley Crüe, and Ozzy Osbourne.[3]

Early life

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Busch was born in Lebanon, Pennsylvania on September 22, 1972, to Frederick and Peggy Busch. He grew up in the northern suburbs of Detroit, Michigan, embracing all of the arts, from drawing his own comic books, playing several music instruments, and creating short films with his parents' VHS camcorder. In 1993, he won an award from the Library of Congress for his copyright achievements.[4]

After getting an associate degree from Macomb Community College, he moved to Pasadena, California, where he attended the Los Angeles Art Academy, and received a bachelor's degree from the Art Center College of Design, studying illustration, film, and entertainment design. There, Busch was classmates with other notable alumni such as Justin Bua, Chris Do, and LeUyen Pham, and studied under notable professors, including Burne Hogath.[5]

Busch began working in Hollywood illustrating concept art and storyboards for films like Con Air and The Matrix.[6] After living in Los Angeles for nearly a decade, Busch eventually returned to the Northern Detroit area in the early 2000s where he set up his company, Kaleidoscope Koi Entertainment, LLC, and continues to work on Hollywood projects, via new technology.[7]

He found more notoriety in the areas of licensing and publishing, becoming well known in many different circles of pop culture and fandom as an entertainment illustrator. Busch was often referred in news articles as the rock star of illustration,[8] and mostly known for his Star Wars work, where he provided numerous covers, posters, and other illustrative material for the franchise.[9]

Busch has produced art for companies such as CBS Broadcast Group, Columbia Tristar Pictures, Disney, Disneyland, Ford Motor Company, Fox Television, Hundai, Kibbles 'n Bits, K-Swiss Shoes, Larry Flynt Publications, Lucasfilm, Ltd., Mazda, Netflix, Nissan, Paramount Pictures, Sony Entertainment, Team Disney, Touchstone Pictures, 20th Century Fox, Universal Pictures, Viacom, and more.[10] Later in his career he dove into the world of independent filmmaking, creating the Aladdin 3477 trilogy of movies, and has taught media arts college courses at a number of higher education schools.[11]

Career

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Star Wars illustrator

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Matt Busch has illustrated numerous official Star Wars posters, books, apparel, and other products since 1994.

Since 1994, Matt Busch has provided art for official Star Wars books, posters, magazines, and other products. Early in his career, Busch started illustrating products for the Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game and the cover of Star Wars: Tales from the Empire from Bantam Dell, which became a New York Times Best Seller.[12] He also began writing and illustrating monthly articles for both the Star Wars Insider and Star Wars Kids magazines.[13]

In 2006, Busch was the 2nd artist to be inducted as an Honorary Member of the 501st Legion of Stormtroopers. The same year he also illustrated the well-known Style D One Sheet movie poster for Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith.[14]

In 2007, the You Can Draw Star Wars book from DK Publishing was released, to which Busch produced over 300 illustrations for. The book went on to become a New York Times Bestseller. Busch is perhaps best known for his outspoken antics in the You Can Draw Star Wars video series, which is based on the book.[15] The video series was first released on StarWars.com and later released on DVD.[16] Following that, the videos found even more success when they were released on MySpace.com, and shot straight to number one on their charts before later finding additional success on YouTube.[17] Volumes Two and Three of the same tutorial series were also released on DVD in subsequesnt years.[18]

Busch with Bonnie Burton in Star Wars Celebration Europe on July 14, 2007

In 2008, Hasbro released a droid action figure named MB-RA-7, which was named after Matt Busch, based on articles he had written for Star Wars Kids magazines.[19][20] Also that year, Busch became the first Honorary Member of the 501st Legion of Stormtroopers to become an official member with his own TK Stormtrooper armor.[21][22] His TK number, 3477, is leet for "Matt" and later became the year his Aladdin 3477 film trilogy would take place.[6]

In 2009, Busch was solicited by Lucasfilm to re-illustrate the existing 6 Star Wars film movie posters with a zombie twist, in an effort to help promote the first Star Wars horror novel. He titled the parody series Zombie Wars, and he created Episode I: The Zombie Menace, Episode II: Attack of the Undead, Episode III: Revenge of the Zombies, Episode IV: A New Epidemic, Episode V: The Living Dead Strike Back, and Episode VI: Return from the Grave.[23] The series did so well, Busch continued 'zombifying' classic movie posters in a series titled Hollywood is Dead, eventually collecting hundres of the parody zombie posters into a coffee table art book. The initial Zombie Wars series later became licensed by Fright Rags as popular T shirts.[24]

Soon after, Zazzle, Disney parks, Gap Kids, and Kohl's department stores started releasing T-shirt featuring Busch's Star Wars art.[25]

In 2013, Busch illustrated the CD cover of the original Star Wars Radio Dramas. Based on the source material, Busch also illustrated dozens of trading cards for Topps, including special inserts for Star Wars Insider magazine. Also that year, Busch and Artist Lin Zy created an animated mashup parody combining Star Wars and Powerpuff Girls. The animated videos titled Power of the Force Girls went viral with millions of views on YouTube. The following year, Busch illustrated nearly 60 images for the Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Radio Dramas, including a series of character cards.[26]

Busch became a staple of large Star Wars events like the Star Wars Celebrations and JediCon and Empire Con, producing exclusive limited edition prints for each show. Busch's art was also featured in the 2016 Star Wars Calendar.[27]

In 2021, Disney unveiled a new limited edition print of The Mandalorian, illustrated by Busch.[2] That same year, he was one of 12 Star Wars Artists to exhibit in a Star Wars art show at the Galactic Gallery in Dallas.[28]

In 2023, Busch illustrated a 10th anniversary commemorative coin for the Peter Mayhew Foundation. That same year, the foundation supported Busch's Aladdin 3477 Kickstarter at the Executive Producer level, so the late Peter Mayhew (who was always a big supporter of Busch's work) could have his name live on in the credits of the film.[29]

In 2024, to celebrate 30 years of illustrating official Star Wars art, Busch exhibited 101 drawings and paintings in the Sparkasse Pyramide Gallery in Heilbronn, Germany. That same year, Busch released a new series of tutorial videos on Youtube titled Illustrating Star Wars.[30]

In 2025, Busch was a guest of honor in a Star Wars art show that was held in a medieval German castle, Schloss Hohenstein in Coberg.[31]

Pop artist

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Busch has contributed to notable comic book, poster, and trading card projects, having worked on such properties as 24, Afterburn, Age of Empires, Alizarin's Journal, Battlestar Galactica, Bruce Lee, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The Crow, Daria Jontak, Farscape, G.I. Joe, Heroes, The Hobbit Trilogy, Hulk, Indiana Jones, Lady Death, Legend of the Five Rings, Lexx, Lord of the Rings,[3] Lost, Medieval Witchblade, Night of the Living Dead, Poltergeist, Reservoir Dogs, Robocop, Scream, Shi, Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Stargate SG-1, Stranger Things, Vampirella, The Walking Dead, and Witchblade.[32]

He has also created art for numerous bands and music acts like .38 Special, Alice Cooper, Beastie Boys, The Beatles, Beck, Billy Joel, Black Sabbath, Bret Michaels, Celldweller, Cinderella, Foo Fighters,[8] Garbage, Gene Simmons, Jessica Simpson, Kid Rock, L.L. Cool J, Megadeth, Mötley Crüe, Ozzy Osbourne, and Poison, Rockett Mafia, and Ted Nugent.[3]

One of Busch's earliest jobs in comic books was illustrating Coven 13, which was written by Rikki Rockett, drummer of the rock band Poison. The two became friends and have worked on a number of projects together, including an animated parody series titled Toke'mon for KNAC Radio in Los Angeles. Busch also created art for Poison's concert screen anmations, as well as concert merch like T shitrs and bandanas.[33] Rikki Rockett also wrote the introduction to Busch's first hardcover artbook, Fantastic Visions: The Art of Matt Busch, from Avatar Press.

Busch's second art book, Pucker: The Seductive Art of Matt Busch from SQP Publishing has a written introduction from another well-known drummer, John Dolmayan from the nü metal band System of a Down.[34]

In 2008, Busch was a Featured Special Guest at Comic-Con International in San Diego, joining other notable visionaries celebrated, including Bernie Wrightson, Al Jaffe, Sergio Aragones, Jim Lee, Ray Bradbury, Joe Hill, and Dean Koontz.[35]

In 2009, Busch was hand-selected to illustrate President Obama for the cover of the DVD documentary, Becoming Barack: Evolution of a Leader. Busch also produced a video bonus feature on the DVD.[36]

In 2011, the Indiana Jones World Map was released, a project which Busch spent 3 years researching and Illustrating. The map details all of the locations Indiana Jones has acquired archeological treasures from the movies, Young Indiana Jones Chronicles TV shows, the novels, the comics, the video games, and the Disney Theme Park attractions.[37]

Busch has co-developed Apple iPhone and iPad apps with his brother Ian, such as Interactive Sketchbook and How to Draw (with Artist Matt Busch).[2]

In 2025, the film Afterburn will be released, based on the Red 5 comic book series that Busch illustrated all of the covers for. The film stars Dave Bautista and Samuel L. Jackson.[38]

Filmmaker

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Having worked behind-the-scenes for years in many aspects of big studio filmmaking, Busch eventually gravitated into the world of independent films. In 2006, his first feature-length movie, Conjure, was released straight-to-DVD; a project that he wrote, directed, starred in, and even composed the music for. It was also one of the first horror films available on Netflix.[39] The movie gained critical acclaim and broke records in the Horror Genre.[40]

In 2009, Busch released a DVD titled Illustration Nation, a documentary of audacious travel adventures ranging from Hollywood to London to Tokyo.[41]

Busch's magnum opus is writing and directing a trilogy titled Aladdin 3477 based on the classic Arabian Nights tale Aladdin and his Wonderful Lamp.[2] The movie is set in Asia 1,500 years in the future.[42] The first film, Aladdin 3477- I: The Jinn of Wisdom was released January 3rd, 2025 on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV+, and Fandango at Home.[6]

Professor

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Matt Busch has instructed college-level courses at art schools such as the Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio and the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan. Currently, he is also a professor and faculty advisor of Media and Communication Arts at Macomb Community College. He teaches a range of courses including painted illustration, figure illustration, and storyboarding for film and animation.[43]

Busch has also given guest lectures and panel workshops at such venues as the Animation Academy in Burbank, California, the Art Institute of Pittsburg, the Detroit Windsor International Film Festival, Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida, Schloss Hohenstien in Coberg, Germany, Sparkasse in Heilbronn, Germany, Star Wars Celebrations around the world, Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, and numerous Wizard World Conventions across the US.[10]

Personal life

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Busch was married to Lin Zy (née Selestow) in 2011, but divorced in 2019.[44] He later married Novelist Casey McGrath, in 2024 at the historic Emerald Theatre in Downtown Mount Clemens, Michigan. Busch resides in a multi-faceted home studio in Macomb Township, Michigan with his wife Casey, their son Beaux, and dog Kyp.[6]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
1997 Con Air Storyboard Artist Theatrical, DVD, Blu Ray, Streaming
1997 Home Alone 3 Storyboard Artist Theatrical, DVD, Blu Ray, Streaming
1997 How to Be a Player Storyboard Artist Theatrical, DVD, Blu Ray, Streaming
1997 The Devil's Own Storyboard Artist Theatrical, DVD, Blu Ray, Streaming
1998 Hard Rain Storyboard Artist Theatrical, DVD, Blu Ray, Streaming
1999 The Matrix Storyboard Artist Theatrical, DVD, Blu Ray, Streaming
1999 The Mummy Poster Artist Theatrical, DVD, Blu Ray, Streaming
2002 Star Wars: Episode II- Attack of the Clones Poster Artist Theatrical, DVD, Blu Ray, Streaming
2003 Goregoyles: The Holy Terror Actor DVD, Streaming
2003 Hulk Poster Artist Theatrical, DVD, Blu Ray, Streaming
2005 Star Wars: Episode III- Revenge of the Sith Poster Artist Theatrical, DVD, Blu Ray, Streaming
2006 Conjure Writer, Director, himself DVD, Streaming
2007 You Can Draw Star Wars Director, himself StarWars.com, DVD, YouTube
2008 Illustration Nation Himself Documentary, DVD
2008 Becoming Barack: Evolution of a Leader Director, himself Bonus Feature / Documentary, DVD
2008 You Can Draw Star Wars: Vol. 2 Director, himself StarWars.com, DVD, YouTube
2010 You Can Draw Star Wars: Vol. 3 Director, himself StarWars.com, DVD, YouTube
2025 Aladdin 3477: The Jinn of Wisdom Writer, Director Streaming, VOD, Blu ray, DVD

Film director

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Year Title Notes
2006 Conjure Straight-to-DVD
2025 Aladdin 3477: The Jinn of Wisdom Streaming, VOD, Blu ray, DVD

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1995 Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman Storyboard Artist
1995 The Nanny Storyboard Artist
1996 - 1997 Everybody Loves Raymond Storyboard Artist
1996 Melrose Place Storyboard Artist
1996 Millennium Storyboard Artist
1996 Early Edition Storyboard Artist
1996 In the House Storyboard Artist
1996 Nash Bridges Storyboard Artist
1997 Martin Storyboard Artist
1998 Touched by an Angel Storyboard Artist
2015 Local 4 News Himself Interview[45]
2019 Stranger Things Poster Artist

Internet

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Year Title Role Notes
2024 Illustrating Star Wars[30] Artist 4-part tutorial videos[46]
2023 - present Aladdin 3477: Draw This In Your Style Himself Aladdin 3477 character art challenges[47]
2022 - present Livestream Lounge Himself Livestream Host
2020 - present Matt's Class Instructor Art tutorial videos[48]
2020 - 2021 Sketchbook Challenge Artist 50-part art challenge videos[49]
2010 Hollywood is Dead Artist Zombie art videos[50]
2007–2012[51] How to Draw Star Wars Himself 22-part tutorial videos[52]

Published books

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  • The Art of Aladdin 3477: The Jinn of Wisdom, published by Kaleidoscope Koi Entertainment, LLC (2025) (ISBN 9780971789074)
  • The Star Wars Poster Book, published by Chronicle Books (2025) (ISBN 9780811848831)
  • Aladdin 3477: Official Collector's Edition, published by Kaleidoscope Koi Entertainment, LLC (April 2023) (ISBN 9780971789067)
  • Afterburn (1) Graphic Novel, published by Red 5 Comics (2021) (ISBN 9781732797628)
  • Stranger Things: Visions from the Upside Down, published by Del Rey / Random House (2019) (ISBN 9781984821126)
  • The Cyberpunk Nexus, published by Sequart (2018) (ISBN 9781940589183)
  • The Art of Film: Star Wars - Volume 2, published by Future Publishing (2017) (ISBN 2907484078 Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: checksum)
  • Star Wars - Legends: Tales from the Empire, published by Del Rey / Random House (2017) (ISBN 9780553578768)
  • The Art of Painted Comics, published by Dynamite Entertainment (June 2016) (ISBN 9781606903537)
  • The Art of Film: Star Wars, published by Future Publishing (2015) (ISBN 0290748407 Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: checksum)
  • Hollywood is Dead, published by Planetmatt Entertainment (2014) (ISBN 9780971789036)
  • Star Wars Art: Illustration, published by Abrams Books (October 2012) (ISBN 9781419704307)
  • The Zombook, published by Graffito Books (2012) (ISBN 9780956028457)
  • Conspiracy of the Planet of the Apes, published by Boom Entertainment (2011) (ISBN 9781936393367)
  • Matt Busch's Sketchbook (Now With 90% More Bad-Ass!), published by Planetmatt Entertainment (December 2010) (ISBN 9780971789036)
  • Star Wars: 1000 Collectibles, published by Harry N. Abrams (October 2009) (ISBN 9780810972919)
  • The Worlds of Matt Busch, published by Hermes Press (April 2008) (ISBN 9781932563009)
  • Gene Simmons House of Horrors, published by IDW Publishing (February 2008) (ISBN 9781600101366)
  • Walt Disney: The American Dreamer, published by Tomart Publications (2008) (ISBN 978091429361-3)
  • You Can Draw Star Wars, published by DK Publishing (January 2007) (ISBN 9780756623432)
  • Pucker: The Seductive Art of Matt Busch, published by SQP Publishing (September 2006) (ISBN 9780865621442)
  • Aprodisia II - Art of the Female Form, published by Aristata Publishing (2006) (ISBN 0975491237)
  • Vader: The Ultimate Guide, published by Simon & Schuster (2005) (ISBN 9781847376657)
  • Battlestar Galactica: Paradis, published by Simon & Schuster (2004) (ISBN 0743498348)
  • Crisis - an Illustrated Screenplay, published by Accomplished Productions (April 2002) (ISBN 0971789002)
  • Star Wars: Secrets of Naboo, published by Wizards of the Coast (2001) (ISBN 0786917946)
  • Fantastic Visions: The Art of Matt Busch, published by Avatar Press (September 2001) (ISBN 9780970678416)
  • Battlestar Galactica: Resurrection, published by Simon & Schuster (2001) (ISBN 0743413261)
  • How to Draw Peanuts, published by Scholastic (1999) (ISBN 9780816772476)
  • Star Wars Classic Adventures - Volume Four, published by West End Games (1997) (ISBN 0874312922)
  • Star Wars: Platt's Smugglers Guide, published by West End Games (1997) (ISBN 0874315085)
  • Star Wars: Instant Adventures, published by West End Games (1997) (ISBN 0874315107)
  • Star Wars: Tales from the Empire, Published by Bantam Books (1997) (ISBN 0553578766)
  • Star Wars: Alliance Intelligence Reports, published by West End Games (1995) (ISBN 0874312604)
  • Star Wars: Heroes & Rogues, published by West End Games (1995) (ISBN 0874312582)
  • Star Wars: Fantastic Technology, published by West End Games (1995) (ISBN 0874312159)
  • Star Wars Adventure Journal Volume 1 No.5-14, published by West End Games (1995) (ISBN 9780874314069)

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Matt Busch's biography Archived 2008-01-07 at the Wayback Machine – Matt Busch
  2. ^ a b c d Bixler, Emily (2020-01-23). "From Lebanon: Matt Busch, the artist connecting Lebanon city to Star Wars". LebTown. Retrieved 2025-06-06.
  3. ^ a b c Patta, Gig (2024-12-31). "Aladdin 3477: The Jinn of Wisdom | Matt Busch on Creating a Fantasy/Sci-Fi Space Opera Franchise". LRMonline. Retrieved 2025-06-06.
  4. ^ "Matt Busch | Matt Busch". Retrieved 2025-06-14.
  5. ^ Mayry, Kurt (2024-07-17). "Let's Talk Motion Picture episode 13 with Matt Busch Star Wars Artist and Filmmaker". Motion Picture Institute. Retrieved 2025-06-14.
  6. ^ a b c d "Macomb director's 'Aladdin 3477′ released on Apple TV, Fandango and Prime Video". Macomb Daily. 2025-01-07. Retrieved 2025-05-30.
  7. ^ Matt Busch's biography Archived 2008-01-07 at the Wayback Machine – Matt Busch
  8. ^ a b Newbold, Mark (2018-04-29). "Vintage Interview: Matt Busch: 2nd October 2005". Fantha Tracks | Daily Star Wars News. Retrieved 2025-06-06.
  9. ^ Star Wars Artist Series: Matt Busch (July 28, 2005) – Star Wars
  10. ^ a b "Credits | Matt Busch". Retrieved 2025-06-14.
  11. ^ "Aladdin 3477: The Jinn of Wisdom". Buffalo 8. Retrieved 2025-06-15.
  12. ^ 'Matt Busch: Dreams Really Do Come True' by Loren Phillips[usurped] (July 16, 1999) – Echo Station
  13. ^ "Star Wars Artist Month : Matt Busch – R2-KT". 2020-06-08. Retrieved 2025-06-15.
  14. ^ Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Style D One Sheet movie poster – Hollywood is Dead
  15. ^ 'Local Illustrator Brings Star Wars Characters to Life' by Sarah Cormier (January 24, 2007) – C&G Newspapers
  16. ^ 'C4: Matt Busch Drawing DVD Available' by Jay (May 16, 2007) – TheForce.net
  17. ^ 'Number One. THANK YOU!' by Planetmatt (October 7, 2007) – LiveJournal
  18. ^ 'You Can Draw Star Wars, Vol. 2' by Dustin (July 7, 2008) – TheForce.net
  19. ^ 'Hasbro releases new Star Wars action figure named after Matt Busch!' Archived 2015-10-03 at the Wayback Machine (December 16, 2008) – Matt Busch
  20. ^ MB-RA-7 – Jedi Temple Archives
  21. ^ Card 165 – Matt Busch – 501st Legion
  22. ^ Matt Busch's 501st Legion Stormtrooper trading card – Matt Busch Store
  23. ^ Matt Busch's Zombie Wars posters Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine (October 13–17, 2009) – Matt Busch
  24. ^ Matt Busch's Zombie Wars posters (December 7, 2009) – Geekologie
  25. ^ 'Kohl's exclusive Boba Fett T-shirt back by demand!' Archived 2016-03-04 at the Wayback Machine (February 10, 2010) – Matt Busch
  26. ^ "MATT BUSCH ILLUSTRATES NEW STAR WARS CD COVER! | Matt Busch". Retrieved 2025-06-14.
  27. ^ MATT BUSCH (2022-05-18). STAR WARS CELEBRATION: Los Angeles. Retrieved 2025-06-15 – via YouTube.
  28. ^ "12X12 (OLD)". GALACTIC GALLERY. Retrieved 2025-06-15.
  29. ^ "Matt Busch Illustrates Coin for Peter Mayhew Foundation | Matt Busch". Retrieved 2025-06-14.
  30. ^ a b Newbold, Mark (2024-10-02). "Matt Busch - Illustrating Star Wars Trailer". Fantha Tracks | Daily Star Wars News. Retrieved 2025-06-06.
  31. ^ "STAR WARS Ausstellung Bailey, Busch und Reber". kunstforum.schloss-hohenstein.de (in German). Retrieved 2025-06-15.
  32. ^ 'Post-Apocalyptic Treasure Hunting in Afterburn' by SuperHeroHype (November 2, 2007) – Superhero Hype!
  33. ^ "Matt Busch Artist - Exclusive Horror and Sci-Fi Interviews - 58 - Horror of Buried.com - Everything That Is Horror". www.buried.com. Retrieved 2025-06-14.
  34. ^ Skid (2007-04-24). "News Segment - Sleaze Roxx". Retrieved 2025-06-14.
  35. ^ "MATT BUSCH FEATURED SPECIAL GUEST AT COMIC-CON INTERNATIONAL! | Matt Busch". Retrieved 2025-06-14.
  36. ^ 'Illustrating Obama with Artist Matt Busch' by Matt Busch (August 4, 2009) – Facebook
  37. ^ MATT BUSCH (2011-08-15). Creating the INDIANA JONES WORLD MAP. Retrieved 2025-06-15 – via YouTube.
  38. ^ "AFTERBURN Movie in Production, starring Dave Bautista and Samuel L.Jackson! | Matt Busch". Retrieved 2025-06-14.
  39. ^ 'Conjure' Archived 2008-01-02 at the Wayback Machine – Matt Busch
  40. ^ 'Matt Busch's First Independent Thriller Sets A New Record!' by Dustin (March 29, 2006) – TheForce.net
  41. ^ 'Illustration Nation' Now Available on DVD' by Dustin (May 24, 2009) – TheForce.net
  42. ^ Aladdin 3477's frequently asked questions – Aladdin 3477
  43. ^ Matt Busch's online client list, résumé, and curriculum vita Archived 2008-01-07 at the Wayback Machine – Matt Busch
  44. ^ 'Matt Busch Gets Married!' Archived 2015-09-07 at the Wayback Machine (October 19, 2011) – Matt Busch
  45. ^ 'Michigan Man Creates 'Aladdin 3477' Movie Out of Love for 'Star Wars' by Lauren Podell (March 3, 2015) – Local 4 News
  46. ^ MATT BUSCH (2024-10-01). ILLUSTRATING STAR WARS Trailer (HD) | New Series. Retrieved 2025-05-30 – via YouTube.
  47. ^ MATT BUSCH (2024-01-09). Princess Kamala: DRAW THIS IN YOUR STYLE Contest!. Retrieved 2025-05-30 – via YouTube.
  48. ^ MATT BUSCH (2020-09-11). How to Sharpen your Charcoal Pencil (the Correct Way!). Retrieved 2025-05-30 – via YouTube.
  49. ^ MATT BUSCH (2020-09-03). Welcome to the SKETCHBOOK CHALLENGE!. Retrieved 2025-05-30 – via YouTube.
  50. ^ MATT BUSCH (2022-10-25). What is HOLLYWOOD IS DEAD?!. Retrieved 2025-05-30 – via YouTube.
  51. ^ 'Lin Zy Directs the Series Finale of 'You Can Draw Star Wars' by Lin Zy Archived 2015-09-25 at the Wayback Machine (April 14, 2012) – Lin Zy
  52. ^ Matt Busch's 'How to Draw Star Wars' tutorial videos – YouTube
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